Scottsdale web design that
ranks higher and converts.

Most projects fall in the $15,000–$35,000 range for a full custom build. But here's the real comparison: a $3K–$5K WordPress template costs $15K–$28K over three years when you add maintenance, security, plugin renewals, and the inevitable rebuild. Our sites are built once and last for years, with dramatically better performance throughout. The investment represents less than 0.4% of annual revenue for a $5M business — but can drive a 20–50% improvement in conversions.

No. We handle proper 301 redirect mapping for every URL, preserve your existing content structure, and set up Google Search Console to monitor the transition. Most clients see rankings improve after migration because the new site loads faster, has better technical SEO, and passes Core Web Vitals — all factors Google uses for ranking.

Yes. You get a clean, intuitive content editor where you can update text, swap images, and publish new pages. It works like editing a Google Doc — no code required, no developer needed for everyday changes.

A modern architecture that scores 99 on Google PageSpeed — something WordPress achieves less than half the time. Think of it as the difference between a race car engine and a minivan: we strip away everything your site doesn't need so it loads almost instantly. The content management system works like a Google Doc for your website. You don't need to know or care about the technology — you'll just notice your site is faster, ranks higher, and never needs plugin updates.

Three protections are built in. First, everything is built with industry-standard open-source tools used by companies like Nike, Shopify, and Figma — any qualified developer can step in. Second, every project includes comprehensive documentation and clean code repositories. Third, I maintain a network of vetted senior developers for emergencies. The real risk is at traditional agencies, where key developers leave and take institutional knowledge with them — and with proprietary WordPress setups, that turnover creates even bigger problems.

WordPress powers a lot of websites. It also had 11,334 new security vulnerabilities discovered in 2025 alone — a 42% increase over the previous year. 96% of those come from plugins. On performance, WordPress sites pass Google's Core Web Vitals on mobile only 44% of the time. And the average business rebuilds a WordPress template site 2.5 times over five years. It's not that WordPress is bad — it's that your business has outgrown it.

Most clients choose an ongoing growth retainer after launch — SEO execution, performance monitoring, content updates, and continuous improvements. This isn't maintenance — it's how your site gets better every month with fresh optimizations, new content, and data-driven adjustments to keep your rankings climbing. Plans start at $1,500/month.